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90
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28
Critics' score based on 27 reviews.
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Could have been decent had they actually not decided to make her an evil demon.

September 23,2011
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Season of the Witch was terrible--I paid 5.99 to view this movie on Pay Per View. Very disappointed in Nicholas Cage. I loved the Sorceer's... ice and it was good. I love Nick Cage but keep making the good ones Ni Full Review

July 05,2011
brbgra7

What's happened to Nicholas Cage? Another terrible script with which he seems to be the least bit interested. This movie seems ro rewrite history,... and that's always dangerous. All of those computer generated special effects are not at all believeable. No wonder this film was released in Japan of all places. Perhaps its our way of getting back for what happened at Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, 1941. Ron Perlman and the others do as much with this script as they can be expected. I note that it cost about $40 million to make and brough in about $25 million. Go figure. . Full Review

July 01,2011
prexyceo

very interesting plot. cool movie.

March 12,2011
sarabunio

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Critic Reviews

You know I am a fan of Nic Cage and Ron Perlman. Here, like cows, they devour the scenery, regurgitate it to a second stomach found only in actors and chew it as cud. It is a noble effort, but I prefer them in their straight-through Human Centipede mode.Full Review

Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times

A mishmash of horror and history genres that's not as bad as its trailers but ultimately is dragged down by, of all things, its star.Full Review

Scott Bowles
USA Today

The best thing about it is Claire Foy's performance as the seething, caged is-she-a-witch?. Foy, like a Brit Kristen Stewart, has an entrancing sparkle of disdain.Full Review

Owen Gleiberman
Entertainment Weekly

The entire film seems to be happening on the other side of a dirty window - good news for the dreadful computer-generated effects, if not for our eyes.Full Review

Jeannette Catsoulis
The New York Times

The movie proceeds in near darkness, perhaps to obscure its shoddy special effects, but the pervasive gloom is less discouraging than star Nicolas Cage's indifferent performance.Full Review

Washington Post
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